The Power of Collective Action

Anne Vorre Hansen, Clara Dawe and Anders Folmer Buhelt

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Abstract: This is an open access title available under the terms of a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. License. It is free to read, download and share at Elgaronline, thanks to generous funding support from the European Union through the Social Innovation+ Initiative. Taking current complex societal challenges as a point of departure, Anne Vorre Hansen, Clara Dawe, and Anders Folmer Buhelt provide both insight into social innovation as a field of practice and research, and concrete suggestions on how social innovation can be a lever for societal change.

Keywords: Social Innovation; Societal Transformation; Social Innovation Maxims; Social Change; Scientific Fabulation; The Common Good (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781049419671
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction

Anne Vorre Hansen, Clara Dawe and Anders Folmer Buhelt

Social innovation: a new (old) approach to societal change?

Anne Vorre Hansen, Clara Dawe and Anders Folmer Buhelt

Social innovation on the international agenda

Anne Vorre Hansen, Clara Dawe and Anders Folmer Buhelt

A history of groundbreaking social innovation

Anne Vorre Hansen, Clara Dawe and Anders Folmer Buhelt

Social innovation and the Gordian knot of welfare

Anne Vorre Hansen, Clara Dawe and Anders Folmer Buhelt

A new age of understanding

Anne Vorre Hansen, Clara Dawe and Anders Folmer Buhelt

What next? Principles of action – let's do something!

Anne Vorre Hansen, Clara Dawe and Anders Folmer Buhelt

Mobilising the power of collective action – ways forward

Anne Vorre Hansen, Clara Dawe and Anders Folmer Buhelt

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